I've had the privilege to see Yes twice in my life. They are amazing and so professional of musicians. They are deep in my soul, If I'm feeling down all I need to do is to think of one of their songs and I feel it note for note. I think they are our modern day, Mozart , Bach and Beethoven . I hope their music is playing in heaven if I am allowed to go there. Every song is different and played with such skill . Bless all the members of Yes.
In 1976, I was 16 years old and Yes was my 1st concert at Madison Square garden and they blew me away..such a great band and I have every album to this day....God Bless Yes...❤☝🎊
Watching Steve Howe move from guitar to guitar --- the GOAT of all time! And Jon's voice --- so many years (for me since 1973) thank you, thank you, thank you.
When I was about 7 years old, I remember one rainy day at school that forced us all to play in our classrooms after lunch. On such days, the main office would pipe the radio through the primitive PA system. The local radio station that day played "And You and I" in its entirety and I remember thinking 'man that was an incredible piece of music' (even at age 7). Many years later I rediscovered the song as part of my discovery of Yes. There it was clear and brilliant in my memory like a gem.
What a really cool story of that experience you had! My first intro to Yes was when my cousin John asked me to bring his big radio to from home to him at his friends house. It was 1981 and I was 13 and he was 17. I noticed the cassette in the radio and pressed play! OMG, Round About filled the airwaves, my ears never heard such a majestic sound. I still remember that awesome day as I carried that big radio in Rockaway NY to cousin Johnny!!
Il n'y a rien de plus beau cette voix, ce guitariste, ce bassiste, ce batteur, ce clavier, ces compositions certainement le meilleur groupe de rock progressif de tout les temps.
These men are superbly gifted master virtuosos. All in one super group. Bless all members of YES and my favorite bassist of all time. Chris your missed. Thanks for inspiring me to pick up the bass.
I've got to agree with you there. I can't help thinking though that bearing in mind the age of all us original fans, there's a great Halloween performance somewhere down the line just waiting to happen with all of us turning up looking like the living dead
Oh yee of little faith. As old as we ancient fans may be, I prefer to think we will never be " like the living dead". That would be averse to what this song is all about. This is YES.... and that's affirmative enough for me.
This band has made such beautiful music over the years. And this song is just stunning. I'm so glad I got to see them in almost every incarnation. Still can't get used to Chris not being here.
Great live version of the Yes classic. RIP Chris Squire, what an amazing bassist and songwriter. You will be missed! Thank you for all the years of great songs!
I cry every time I sit and play my keyboards along with YES in this live recording. Such a beautiful composition, and performed gorgeously. Wakeman's solo is stirring. I can't believe Squire's gone. I felt his presence in my studio earlier while playing the Moog lead following the first chorus. RIP Fish. I love the aura of this recording.
I was born in 1949 - and so was in my very early 20s when "Yes" hit the airwaves. I was in a French-Canadian Jazz-Rock fusion band in Canada (CANO) - and we were in rehearsals when our bassist played 'Roundabout' for us. We stopped rehearsal just so we could THINK about what we had just heard.
It's just absolutely sublime I've kept my mouth shut far too long When I hear so called music today Be it Garage or Rap or whatever 1. They are NOT Singing Just shouting or voicing words 2. Haven't got a clue what hell they talking about 3. Its NOT even music It's just meaningless noise Thank God for Progressive Rock Long may it continue Phoenix will rise from Ashes
This is my favorite YES song , so beautiful and very smart . Only YES , Jethro Tull and Genesis of Gabriel and Hackett could have done this king of prog rock music and with brilliantly , beauty and smartness.
First heard this when I was 9 years old….my brothers album. Instantly fell in love with as well as Roger Deans album cover art! Drew lots of pictures in school inspired by his art. There’s a DJ here in St. Louis that stated if he were stranded on a deserted island and could only have one album to listen to for the rest of time, it would be Yes’ Close to the Edge. My pick too! STILL my all time favorite album…..just incredible, beautiful music!
Emozionante cosa non hanno scritto suonato e regalato ti toglie il fiato a sentirla suonare dopo tanti anni da quel YESSONGS a quel tempo erano giovani e adesso sul loro viso si vede il tempo che è passato ma ti emoziona ancora adesso e lo sarà per sempre grazie yes
Jak to jest ,że można coś takiego wymyślić będąc w młodym wieku...coś co nigdy się nie zestarzeje,coś do czego nikt nie jest wstanie się zbliżyć..nawet
No one will ever create music such as this. Your soul will never be touched and lifted so high. This song comes from the end of all time; forwarded thought from the future.
I remember hearing this song for the first time on an AM radio station. That was unheard of back then. I had to call the station to find the name of the song and that was beginning of Progressive Rock for me. Progressive isn't lost. It lives on in our memories and these great recordings.
Amazing performance of a timeless, mind-boggling song. It is simply, pure joy. And I don't mean to say that it is a joy to listen to. It is decidedly that. I mean to say that this piece has always felt, for me, to be the sound of joy itself. If we could hear color. If we could smell the feeling of peace. Then this is what the feeling of joy sounds like.
Wow. Never get bored of this song. Great voice, great guitar, great keyboards. RIP Chris. For god sack put aside your differences and get back together.
Pro mne je to jedna z nekrásnějších rockových kompozicí - pro ni především mám YES nesmírně rád!!! This is the one of the best rock song for me! Thank you very much!
Steve Howe always amazes me playing that slide guitar on this song. Not just how he plays, but how he created the part originally, that's musical genius, all the band members on that stage are musical geniuses...
Absolutely amazing. Such a pity there are so few such talented musicians and the average Christina Aguilera fan would never have the intellect to appreciate such brilliant. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I love watching how Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman get in the zone when they play. The others are totally there, but there is something extra in the way Steve and Rick approach their part in the whole scheme.
En el año de 1973,en trayecto a el primer día de trabajo en mi vida,escuché por primera vez esta fabulosa canción. Desde ese entonces hasta la fecha, esta canción de Yes, nunca ha perdido su magia.
That was just incredible. I've heard that song hundreds of times (at least) in my life and that was probably the most beautiful I've ever heard it sound. It just amazes me that I never seem to get sick of Yes. (except with the new lead singer)
I've had the privilege to see Yes twice in my life. They are amazing and so professional of musicians. They are deep in my soul, If I'm feeling down all I need to do is to think of one of their songs and I feel it note for note. I think they are our modern day, Mozart , Bach and Beethoven . I hope their music is playing in heaven if I am allowed to go there. Every song is different and played with such skill . Bless all the members of Yes.
The first chords played are angelic...❤❤❤❤
Thank you God for giving us ears and Yes.
In 1976, I was 16 years old and Yes was my 1st concert at Madison Square garden and they blew me away..such a great band and I have every album to this day....God Bless Yes...❤☝🎊
Watching Steve Howe move from guitar to guitar --- the GOAT of all time! And Jon's voice --- so many years (for me since 1973) thank you, thank you, thank you.
When I was about 7 years old, I remember one rainy day at school that forced us all to play in our classrooms after lunch. On such days, the main office would pipe the radio through the primitive PA system. The local radio station that day played "And You and I" in its entirety and I remember thinking 'man that was an incredible piece of music' (even at age 7). Many years later I rediscovered the song as part of my discovery of Yes. There it was clear and brilliant in my memory like a gem.
Naughtyjug love that story dood, or is it doodette?!
What a really cool story of that experience you had! My first intro to Yes was when my cousin John asked me to bring his big radio to from home to him at his friends house. It was 1981 and I was 13 and he was 17. I noticed the cassette in the radio and pressed play! OMG, Round About filled the airwaves, my ears never heard such a majestic sound. I still remember that awesome day as I carried that big radio in Rockaway NY to cousin Johnny!!
What came from this piece of music was awakened an unbelievable piece of as far as I'm concerned the best song they ever did
@@waynespeirs1024 To me "And You and I" is the song that defines the musical genre known as Progressive Rock" or pick "Close to the Edge"
Oh lucky man!
Il n'y a rien de plus beau cette voix, ce guitariste, ce bassiste, ce batteur, ce clavier, ces compositions certainement le meilleur groupe de rock progressif de tout les temps.
My favorite song by Yes. One of my top 3 bands. Thank you Yes for your beautiful progressive music.
I'd love to hear the band do this epic piece now in 2024 without Anderson, Squire or Wakeman. No, scratch that. I would Not want to hear them do it.
A musical masterpiece by 5 brilliant musicians. 🙏
These men are superbly gifted master virtuosos. All in one super group. Bless all members of YES and my favorite bassist of all time. Chris your missed. Thanks for inspiring me to pick up the bass.
NO WORD'S FROM A HUMAN CAN EXPRESS THE MAGNIFICENCE OF THESE ANGELIC HARMONIOUS . GIFT BRINGERS OF SOUND. ❤️
This is the best version of this song that I've ever heard! Been listening to it for over 40 years
I've got to agree with you there. I can't help thinking though that bearing in mind the age of all us original fans, there's a great Halloween performance somewhere down the line just waiting to happen with all of us turning up looking like the living dead
Oh yee of little faith.
As old as we ancient fans may be, I prefer to think we will never be " like the living dead".
That would be averse to what this song is all about.
This is YES.... and that's affirmative enough for me.
I agree and I've seen the 4-times!
Absolutely the best version ever,i felt the winds of God touch me.
This entire concert is absolutely EPIC. Chris is like Picasso painting with a Sledgehammer..
RiP Chris Squire you forever the best playerbass :(
My life changed after this. I knew I wanted to play music. No hate, just beauty.
thank you YES for your love.
This band has made such beautiful music over the years. And this song is just stunning. I'm so glad I got to see them in almost every incarnation. Still can't get used to Chris not being here.
SO SCHÖN., einfach WUNDERVOLL, grandiose Musiker !!! Ich liebe Yes seit meiner Jugend . . .
True magic, when this level of virtuosity and this level of songwriting come together so beautifully - what a joy - thank you
The best version I’ve heard in the 50 years I’ve been listening to YES
It’s real good, but some of the 70s versions (with and without Wakeman) are better.
This is perfection
Great live version of the Yes classic. RIP Chris Squire, what an amazing bassist and songwriter. You will be missed! Thank you for all the years of great songs!
I miss him so much! I miss seeing him on stage and jumping around. This was an absolutely great performance. The band sounds great here.
How can someone have such an amazingly consistent, and beautiful voice?
Progressive Rock will never grow old - a beautiful track indeed.
Check out Porcupine Tree -- for some late-modern Progressive Rock
I remain modest.Yes has made me that way.Thank Yes for it's Musical Values!!!
For me this is one of the best versions Out there IMHO just pure brilliance . RIP Chris Squire And Alan White ❤😉
The greatest piece of music ever written by the world’s greatest band of all time
Saw this show 1978 10th row these two were many teenagers dreams!
I love this version, might be my favorite. This song aged like wine.
their best song ever ii could listen to this song every day
Timeless music… yes performed so many great songs… thanks this wonderful guys…
When I first saw them I couldn't help but to think that they were from another planet 👽
My favourite band is Led Zeppelin, but by God Yes are absolutely brilliant, I've loved them for 50 years
I cry every time I sit and play my keyboards along with YES in this live recording. Such a beautiful composition, and performed gorgeously. Wakeman's solo is stirring. I can't believe Squire's gone. I felt his presence in my studio earlier while playing the Moog lead following the first chorus. RIP Fish. I love the aura of this recording.
Wakemans a genius and is funny to. Watch him on the rock hall of fame speech...
DO BRADIL BOAS NOITE
A masterpiece musically, lirically and a true inspiration. Maybe we can keep a little faith in humanity after all.
So loved the music of Yes,saw them many times,here in fla,
And Rick Wakeman coming to play here in Tampa Bay Fla, can't wait to see him
Thanks god for growing up in the 70's!!!
Lucky, I was born in 1968. I caught the tail end of the great music of the 70’s into the early 80’s! That era is etched into my soul ‼️
@@petermasterson5865 Same. Born in 65 and was still fortunate enough to discover wonders like this on mainstream radio in my teens.
A-freaking-men !!
I was born in 1949 - and so was in my very early 20s when "Yes" hit the airwaves. I was in a French-Canadian Jazz-Rock fusion band in Canada (CANO) - and we were in rehearsals when our bassist played 'Roundabout' for us. We stopped rehearsal just so we could THINK about what we had just heard.
こうして､あの素晴らしい感動を､いつでも味わえるTH-camは､本当にありがたい🙏❤️✨✨✨✨✨
A piece of the highest level of human creativity... Each note crashes against the soul.
A musical masterpiece. Truly inspired.
It's just absolutely sublime
I've kept my mouth shut far too long
When I hear so called music today
Be it Garage or Rap or whatever
1. They are NOT Singing
Just shouting or voicing words
2. Haven't got a clue what hell they talking about
3. Its NOT even music
It's just meaningless noise
Thank God for Progressive Rock
Long may it continue
Phoenix will rise from Ashes
This is my favorite YES song , so beautiful and very smart . Only YES , Jethro Tull and Genesis of Gabriel and Hackett could have done this king of prog rock music and with brilliantly , beauty and smartness.
As a teenager, I heard this song hundreds of times and always thought true love would feel like how this song made me feel.
I know, right? Met her eventually...
My favourite music during the Seventies. Great symphonic revolution
First heard this when I was 9 years old….my brothers album. Instantly fell in love with as well as Roger Deans album cover art! Drew lots of pictures in school inspired by his art. There’s a DJ here in St. Louis that stated if he were stranded on a deserted island and could only have one album to listen to for the rest of time, it would be Yes’ Close to the Edge. My pick too! STILL my all time favorite album…..just incredible, beautiful music!
Emozionante cosa non hanno scritto suonato e regalato ti toglie il fiato a sentirla suonare dopo tanti anni da quel YESSONGS a quel tempo erano giovani e adesso sul loro viso si vede il tempo che è passato ma ti emoziona ancora adesso e lo sarà per sempre grazie yes
Jak to jest ,że można coś takiego wymyślić będąc w młodym wieku...coś co nigdy się nie zestarzeje,coś do czego nikt nie jest wstanie się zbliżyć..nawet
No one will ever create music such as this. Your soul will never be touched and lifted so high. This song comes from the end of all time; forwarded thought from the future.
I remember hearing this song for the first time on an AM radio station. That was unheard of back then. I had to call the station to find the name of the song and that was beginning of Progressive Rock for me. Progressive isn't lost. It lives on in our memories and these great recordings.
Amazing performance of a timeless, mind-boggling song. It is simply, pure joy. And I don't mean to say that it is a joy to listen to. It is decidedly that. I mean to say that this piece has always felt, for me, to be the sound of joy itself. If we could hear color. If we could smell the feeling of peace. Then this is what the feeling of joy sounds like.
You are watching the greatest lineup that Yes ever produced. This was 24Carat gold Yes. Nothing better.
All of them -Magical 🍀👍🎸
Wow. Never get bored of this song. Great voice, great guitar, great keyboards. RIP Chris. For god sack put aside your differences and get back together.
Pro mne je to jedna z nekrásnějších rockových kompozicí - pro ni především mám YES nesmírně rád!!! This is the one of the best rock song for me! Thank you very much!
definitivamente otro nivel de música...me quedo loco con esa música que producía ,produce y sigue produciendo el Yes..
THIS IS AWESOME.. GOOSE BUMPS. PURE YES.
What a band just unique allround and Chris squire R.I.P probably the best bassist ever to walk this planet🙏💔
A little piece of heaven on youtube!
Fuckin yeah
that's what it really is.
yes at there very best got to see them the 1st time close to the edge was played live in the uk sept 1972
I was 12 when I first fell in love with And You and I, back in 72. Fan ever since.
Yes are the best live band ever to set foot on the face of this Earth!
Totally!
THEY TAKE ME TO HEAVEN! PURE BLISSS
Concordo Isabel!!! É exatamente isso que eu sinto ouvindo esses caras!!!!
me too I C M...I'll see you THERE! sheer Blisssssssssssssssssssssss...........Ahhhhhhh....
Indeed they do, superb creativity and musicianship! Bravo…
Anyone else listen to this? I am in Jakarta, on 18 March 2020...
London canada may 2020
@@recceeboy1237 Quito - Ecuador, on the 3rd of june 2020. My birthday.
July 2020 Serbia
Romania, Maramureș, 2020, 05 July. 11.51.
I love "Yes"!
Yes, I love "Yes"!
Balikpapan, indonesia. 9 July 2020
Steve Howe always amazes me playing that slide guitar on this song. Not just how he plays, but how he created the part originally, that's musical genius, all the band members on that stage are musical geniuses...
Musical geniuses indeed ! Bravo ! Thank you so much, Yes ! ! !
MMGA! Make Music Great Again!
Ain't that a (n electric) theremin?
Pedal steel guitar
@@GeorgiaDuck83 fender twin neck mounted lap steel.
The brilliancy of Yes. ♥ This is perfection. ♥
What,can I say about this masterpice?
I'm only human ...
So perfect together! Thank you for bringing your music onto us, who have been fortunate enough to listen to you since 1971.
This takes me back to idyllic summer days spent at friend's English country houses
Thank you very much, YES, for such a beautiful song that will remain forever in history of music.
Absolutely amazing. Such a pity there are so few such talented musicians and the average Christina Aguilera fan would never have the intellect to appreciate such brilliant. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Steve Howe, Genius.
this evening steve howe was showing to steve howe who is real maestro! 😜
@@Kaktuskastl Hee, hee !
Rick Wakmen Genius, Jon Anderson, Genuis, Steve White Genius...
Steve is at the top of his game!
Yep the band hitting on all cylinders here but dang Steve Howe
Hello, this is classic Rock
One of their best songs!
I saw Yes almost 50 years ago in the Yale Bowl. New Haven, Ct. The opened for Grand Funk.
They were and I was almost 50 years younger then....
Best version of And You and I I've ever heard.
6am goosebumps. Thanks yes. I will make it through another day : )
Can not remember HOWE many times I've listened to many versions of And You and I. 300 maybe?
I never really get upset when a rock star dies. Except Squire.
Been listening to this transcendental music for years bro...welcome aboard. Please enjoy with the rest of us.
That was beautiful. Now time for some Cannabal Corpse.
Hearing Yes since youth. You and I always. Wonderful song.
I love watching how Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman get in the zone when they play. The others are totally there, but there is something extra in the way Steve and Rick approach their part in the whole scheme.
I feel you on that.
En el año de 1973,en trayecto a el primer día de trabajo en mi vida,escuché por primera vez esta fabulosa canción. Desde ese entonces hasta la fecha, esta canción de Yes, nunca ha perdido su magia.
Zgadza się ,mam to samo
Maestros sonido único en el ROCK Progresivo....!
Beautiful song!
Yes - monsters of rockmusic.
Toninho.Brasil
Adoro.Yes❤
Pure talent
Amazing
Goosebumps and tears
Masterpiece.. modern classical music at its finest. Saw them in 1976 1991 and 1999.
Always loved this -- and the SOUND of a Twelve-string in general
I grew up with this music
Close to the Edge. One classic album with three momentous songs. this is #2, but #1 in many ways
Absolute genius!
ONLY ONE WORD , AMAZING
That was just incredible. I've heard that song hundreds of times (at least) in my life and that was probably the most beautiful I've ever heard it sound. It just amazes me that I never seem to get sick of Yes. (except with the new lead singer)
Whose the new lead singer? Can't imagine anyone but the voice of Jon Anderson, the voice of Yes!
Obrigado yes, Obrigado Alan White
My fav all time Yes song...well had to pick one :-}
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you dear Chris. RIP
Maravilloso. Sublime. Mi banda preferida..
What a band These guys are as good as if not the
greatest Rock band ever
Como não amar o Yes ???
😘❤️🇧🇷